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Bernard Bitmead
Decisions on group structure, financing, intellectual property, transfer pricing and the location of substance all carry tax consequences in multiple jurisdictions simultaneously. Getting the analysis right means understanding how the pieces fit together rather than looking at each in isolation – and that requires an adviser who can hold the whole picture and guide the decisions that shape it.
Our international tax team advises UK businesses with overseas operations, foreign businesses with UK operations and individuals with cross-border positions.

The work draws on the wider firm’s specialists in corporate tax, VAT, personal tax and forensic accounting.
Where overseas input is required, our PrimeGlobal relationships give us access to senior specialists in the relevant jurisdictions on terms that fit the engagement.
That combination gives clients the depth and continuity of an experienced independent practice combined with the international reach and knowledge they increasingly need.
The UK transfer pricing rules apply to most groups above a defined size threshold and the documentation requirements have become more prescriptive in recent years. We help clients understand when formal master file and local file documentation is required, when a country-by-country report applies and what the practical preparation involves. For groups below the threshold the documentation can be lighter but the arm’s length principle still needs to be applied to intra-group transactions.
Yes. Cross-border restructuring work is a regular part of our practice. The typical project involves mapping the existing position, modelling the alternatives, agreeing the target structure with the client, co-ordinating the local advisers in each jurisdiction and running the implementation in a defined sequence. The work is scoped and quoted at the start so the client has clarity on cost and timetable.